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Which of the following observations helped Charles Darwin to develop the theory of evolution by natural selection? All of these observations were important to Darwin in developing the theory of evolution by natural selection. Phenotypically, offspring tend to resemble their parents more than they do random individuals from the same population. Within the cell, DNA is organized into structures called chromosomes. In diploid organisms, offspring receive one copy of each gene from their paternal parent and one from their maternal parent.

          Which of the following observations helped Charles Darwin to
develop the theory of evolution by natural selection? All of these
observations were important to Darwin in developing the theory of
evolution by natural selection. Phenotypically, offspring tend to
resemble their parents more than they do random individuals from
the same population. Within the cell, DNA is organized into
structures called chromosomes. In diploid organisms, offspring
receive one copy of each gene from their paternal parent and one
from their maternal parent.

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